Jitish Mudgal

Enjoy! Great batteries!

Hi everyone, just wanted to say a big thank you for all the replies and help.
I decided to go with the Pylontech 3.5kwh, becuase of the sheer amount of information and support available for it. Also my brother got these fitted at his place, so you could say it's a family affinity thing now. 
 
Thanks everyone. 

Hi everyone, just wanted to say a big thank you for all the replies and help.
I decided to go with the Pylontech 3.5kwh, becuase of the sheer amount of information and support available for it. Also my brother got these fitted at his place, so you could say it's a family affinity thing now. 
 
Thanks everyone. 

I also recently went for the pylontech 3000. I had gel batteries working very well for just over a year but I did overload them on too many occasions and didn't expect them to last very long. With the pylontech I had to remove some heavy loads like the dishwasher from solar to keep the pylontech happy. I don’t yet have ICC and might not even go for it as i am playing around with other ideas and a rasberry pi. Sofar with the pylontech i am quite impressed as i have been monitoring the battery on battery view and like what i see. I cannot talk for the narada as i have no experience on them.

Yes it is supported on ICC... You just need to purchase the cable from them (likewise with the Pylontec)

The Pylontec shows you more info in ICC than the Narada but the main thing is the actual SOC for control. The Pylontec as a separate page with additional info above the SOC and Cycle Count. Having looked into this, it is an ICC programming short coming and not the battery. I know Manie is working on a completely new program, so hopefully this will have more details displayed.
If I had to purchase again, I would go Narada... I am very very impressed with the battery and value